Re: ash vs. bash
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>There is probably more to do. I don't know if it is worth it.
Well, if ash is smaller and faster it will help on smaller systems while
not impacting larger systems in any negative manner. That seems, to me, to
be worth it. I moved to ash as my /bin/sh on my laptop because I wanted to
save as much space and power as possible, another system that would benefit.
I'd really hate to see something remain in place just because of laziness
when a clear alternative with little, if any, negatives is presented.
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